Callaway Plantation, Washington

This was an awesome day trip. The plantation is beautifully reserved and Suzanne, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable in answering all of our questions. You can tell that a lot of love has been put into restoring these homes to their original era in time. The brick house was definitely a grand mansion in its day. I loved hearing all of the stories that Suzanne shared with us. She is truly a gem. Looking forward to going back in October for Mule Day!! When you're finished touring the plantation, be sure to go to The Pig & Bull Grill and get the Killa!! Tell Eric & DJ that I sent you lol Both of these places were an amazing find and looking forward to going back soon!! I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!!

Great day for watching mules, looking at crafts and eating and walking around, Parking $20 was crazy.

Staying in their campground for a few days. Clean and quiet with full hookups. Plantation house and grounds are lovely . So much history here. Definitely take the tour.

Unfortunately the times were not updated on the website and we drove an hour on Wednesday to find a closed site. The two persons working there said it would be ok to walk around. There is a variety of buildings and a beautiful herb garden around the main plantation house. You can view the great wood joinery on the log home. Nice placards describing the buildings. Facility hosts many activities throughout the year. Parking seems to be abundant... especially when it’s closed.

Mule Day, 2nd Saturday in November at Callaway Plantation. Great experience for young and old to learn bygone skills.